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Michelle Hallack

Michelle Hallack es economista responsable por la área de conocimiento de la División de Energía del BID y coordinadora del grupo de regulación económica y políticas energéticas que presta asesoría técnica a los proyectos del banco. Ella es profesora licenciada de economía en la Universidad Federal Fluminense (Brasil) y consejera de la Escuela de Regulación de Florence (Italia) en Política Energética. Michelle tiene más de 12 años de experiencia en asesoría y consultoría en asuntos regulatorios para el sector privado, público y para organizaciones no-gubernamentales. Ella ha trabajado en proyectos para países en Europa, América Latina y Asia y ha publicado diversos artículos académicos y capítulos de libros. Posee un doctorado de la Universidad de Paris Sud XI en Economía, una maestría en Economía Industrial en la Universidad Federal de Rio de Janeiro, una maestría en Economía y Gestión de las Industrias de Redes por la Universidad Pontificia de Comillas (España) y por la Universidad de Paris Sud (Francia) (European Master Diploma - EMIN) y una licenciatura en Economía en la Universidad Estadual de Campinas (Brasil).

Enhancing Rural Electrification and its Productive Use in Bolivia

November 7, 2019 by Pauline Ravillard | Sergio Ballón | Michelle Hallack | Leave a Comment

Enhancing Rural Electrification and its Productive Use in Bolivia

In 2010, the IDB approved its first Programme of Rural Electrification (PER) in Bolivia, of which the objective was to grant access to electricity to the most remote areas of Bolivia. It resulted in more than 3,000 km of distribution lines and two transmission lines of 200 km that became operational in 2015. Now, Bolivia is looking to enhance rural electrification and its … [Read more...] about Enhancing Rural Electrification and its Productive Use in Bolivia

Aligning Electricity Investment Plans and Climate Policy Commitments in LAC

October 4, 2019 by Michelle Hallack | Franco Carvajal Ledesma | Adrien Vogt-Schilb | Maria Eugenia Sanin Vazquez | Leave a Comment

Aligning Electricity Investment Plans and Climate Policy Commitments in LAC

The Role of Expansion Plans Promoting Feasible Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)   The future of energy needs to be sustainable. In the future, energy consumption should not be associated with CO2 emission. Among many uncertainties, this seems to be an agreement.  All the IDB member countries signed the Paris Agreement, pledging to make efforts to stabilize … [Read more...] about Aligning Electricity Investment Plans and Climate Policy Commitments in LAC

Energy transition and economic development: a challenge or an opportunity for Brazil?

June 3, 2019 by Arturo D. Alarcón | Michelle Hallack | Leave a Comment

Energy transition and economic development: a challenge or an opportunity for Brazil?

Energy is key for economic development. Oil, gas, and electricity serve as an important input for transport and industry processes. Electricity is essential for household’s well­-being, and commercial activities. Moreover, the quality of most public services, such as health and education, rely on electricity. Historically, demand growth is coupled with economic development. … [Read more...] about Energy transition and economic development: a challenge or an opportunity for Brazil?

What should be the next steps for energy regulation in this innovation era?

May 28, 2019 by Michelle Hallack | Marcelino Madrigal Martínez | Leave a Comment

What should be the next steps for energy regulation in this innovation era?

IDB participated in the XXIII Meeting of the Ibero-American Regulatory Association (ARIAE) in which a Regional Cooperation in Support of LAC regions regulators was launched. Energy regulation has been a key element for credibility and predictability to the energy sector; it is the backbone for balancing key objectives of attracting new investment and protecting consumers. … [Read more...] about What should be the next steps for energy regulation in this innovation era?

Does LAC Have the Energy It Takes to Become a World Leader Host of Data Centers?

May 22, 2019 by Michelle Hallack | Marcelino Madrigal Martínez | David Lopez Soto | Leave a Comment

Does LAC Have the Energy It Takes to Become a World Leader Host of Data Centers?

The digital economy is powered by cloud-based data services around the world, such services are growing at a staggering pace of 30-40% annually for some data providers. A key component of cloud-based services is to have data centers that are located close to data domain centers, to reduce the latency of data management and transfer. Powering these data centers and thus … [Read more...] about Does LAC Have the Energy It Takes to Become a World Leader Host of Data Centers?

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